Do you have the strength to force me to join the Liangshan bandits?

Chapter 414 Five Great Clubs and Seven Spears [2 Updates]

"hiss--"

Chai Guiqing couldn't help but gasp, feeling as if Cai Fu had seen right through her heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys...

So sharp!
Chai Gui's heart skipped a beat!

You should know that even when he met the emperor, he didn't think Emperor Huizong of Song was this terrifying!
No, to be precise, the pressure Emperor Huizong exerted on him stemmed from Emperor Huizong's status.

If Emperor Huizong of Song hadn't been wearing a dragon robe, Chai Gui's punch would have made him cry for a long time.

The imposing aura emanating from the burly man in front of him actually came from the man's own domineering presence!
The concept of "kingly aura" may seem mysterious, but you can actually think back to your elementary school teacher.

Those particularly strict elementary school teachers can often scare the students to death with just a look!
The aura of a king is something similar. Cai Fu killed countless people and was a rebel king who fought his way out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood!
How could Chai Gui, a prince who only managed to live in a remote corner of Yunnan because of the legacy of his ancestors, be compared to him?

Chai Gui was terrified. He froze like a zombie, his eyes darting around, unable to look Cai Fu in the eye...

Cai Fu sneered: "While you're in Nanning Prefecture, have you ever heard of a King of Qi in Shandong?"

"hiss--"

Chai Gui and all the martial arts candidates present couldn't help but gasp in astonishment.
Zundu and fake toot?

The burly man asked incredulously, "Are you talking about Cai Fu, the Prince of Qi, one of the 'Four Great Bandits'?"

The pretty boy asked incredulously, "What is your relationship with the King of Qi?"

He Yuanqing proudly gave a thumbs up:

"Isn't my godfather the King of Qi?!"

Oh my god is it so magical?
Chai Gui was stunned, his mouth agape, and he was drenched in sweat!
He never expected to provoke such a murderous maniac!
Although he was far away in Nanning Prefecture, he had heard quite a few stories about Cai Fu while he was hanging out in Tokyo.

The stories of three disturbances in Daming Prefecture and three disturbances in Kaifeng Prefecture are nothing compared to this. The most popular story now is:

They traveled a thousand miles to aid Erlong Mountain, slaughtering 300,000 government troops!

The number of imperial guards was exaggerated to 300,000, but the common people loved to hear it, so the story spread far and wide.

Having heard too many stories about Cai Fu, Chai Gui was prejudiced and already considered Cai Fu to be a serial killer!
Now that he had seen Cai Fu in person, Cai Fu's domineering aura terrified him so much that his soul almost left his body and his liver and gallbladder were shattered!

Chai Gui no longer dared to rely on his status as the Prince of Liang, and hurriedly dismounted to bow to Cai Funa:
"So it was the King of Qi in person!"

"I, Chai Gui, have no respect for Your Majesty and have offended you greatly. Please forgive me!"

Chai Gui never doubted that Cai Fu was a fake. He must be crazy. Who would dare to impersonate Cai Fu in a place like Tokyo?

The small training ground was deserted, except for a few guards at the gate and the martial arts candidates.

If Cai Fu wanted to kill him, he wouldn't even need to lift a finger; either of his two adopted sons could easily kill him.

As for the few martial arts candidates that Chai Gui bribed, they couldn't even beat him, otherwise he wouldn't have bribed them.

How could Chai Gui dare to follow Cai Fu's lead?

Yue Fei and Yang Zaixing were already used to it, but Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui were utterly shocked!

It should be noted that Chai Gui was a direct descendant of Emperor Shizong of the Chai family and a hereditary prince. It would not be an exaggeration to say that he was second only to the emperor!
To be honest, the only person in the world who could make Chai Gui bow down in obeisance was Emperor Huizong of Song.

Even Emperor Huizong of Song might not have been willing to accept Chai Gui's offer.

However, the fact that Cai Fu was so agile when Chai Guibai paid homage to him shows that Cai Fu was even more important to him than Emperor Huizong of Song!
Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui were also military candidates, and they were also waiting in Tokyo for the exam because it was postponed for a year.

During their time in Tokyo, they had certainly heard the legend of Cai Fu.

And I've heard it so many times, my ears are practically calloused from listening to it! In fact, in the hearts of most heroes of the Jianghu, Cai Fu's image is more suitable to be an idol than Song Jiang's.

The legend of Cai Fu is full of elements that make every man's blood boil, such as brotherhood, chivalry, resistance against the imperial court, defeating the many with the few, punishing the wicked and eliminating evil, and seeking revenge.

In comparison, Song Jiang's generosity seems rather lackluster.

No matter what you say, you've never seen bloodshed in your life, and the only person you've ever killed was your own wife. Who would respect you?
Zheng Huai, Zhang Kui, and the other martial arts candidates were all teenagers, in the prime of their lives.

They had long regarded Cai Fu as their idol, and upon learning that Cai Fu was in person, they immediately bowed and prostrated themselves in worship.

"We, Zheng Huai, Zhang Kui, Passerby A, Passerby B, Passerby C, Passerby D... pay our respects to Your Majesty!"

Cai Fu hadn't heard of Passerby A or Passerby B, but he knew Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui.

Zheng Huaisheng was twelve feet tall, wielded an iron rod as thick as a wine cup, possessed immense strength, and was skilled in foot combat.

The "Five Great Sticks" of Yue Fei's army consisted of Zheng Huai, Zhang Li, Zhang Yong, Zhang Bao, and Wang Heng.

Zhang Li and Zhang Yong were taken in as disciples by Yue Fei, while Wang Heng became Cai Fu's servant and stayed in Runzhou to help Sun Li.

Zheng Huai was the leader of the "Five Great Sticks" and had the highest martial arts skills. In the original work, he captured Niu Gao in just four or five rounds!
It took Yang Zaixing twelve or thirteen rounds to defeat Niu Gao, and Zheng Huai's martial arts skills were even better than Yang Zaixing's!
However, now that Yang Zaixing and Yang Zhi have completed the "Yang Family Spear Techniques" and Yang Zhi has personally trained him, his martial arts skills have reached a new level.

Niu Gao also became Lu Zhishen's apprentice, and his martial arts skills were even better than in the original story. We'll have to fight to see who's better.

Zhang Kui was a member of the "Seven Guns" of Yue Fei's army.

The "Seven Guns" team consists of six people: Lu Wenlong, Zhang Xian, Zhang Kui, Yu Hualong, Luo Yanqing, and Fan Cheng.

That's right, "Seven Guns" refers to six people, with Lu Wenlong using two guns.

In addition, Gao Chong and Yang Zaixing were not among the "Seven Guns".

At that time, Gao Chong had already died in battle at Niutou Mountain, and Yang Zaixing had already stained the Xiaoshang River with blood.

Zhang Xian is Yue Fei's son-in-law, Fan Cheng is the son of "Mischievous King" Fan Rui, and Lu Wenlong is also a junior. We won't see them for a while.

Cai Fu had the opportunity to get Zhang Kui, Yu Hualong, and Luo Yanqing.

Luo Yanqing is now Shi Wengong's disciple and is currently in Mozhou.

Zhang Kui, however, delivered himself to their doorstep.

In the original novel, Zhang Kui and Zheng Huai fought for more than thirty rounds without a clear winner, demonstrating their evenly matched martial arts skills.

It's a pity we're missing Gao Chong...

In the original story, Niu Gao was incredibly lucky; he went out and recruited three great generals: Zheng Huai, Zhang Kui, and Gao Chong!
Cai Fu was also lucky; Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui came to Tokyo to take the martial arts exam, but he didn't know where Gao Chong was.

If one could gain Gao Chong's favor, one could basically sweep through "Water Margin" and "The Story of Yue Fei"!

Wait a minute, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. We haven't even taken down Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui yet.

Cai Fu then helped up Chai Gui, Zheng Huai, Zhang Kui, and passersby A and B.

"My brothers, you're too polite!"

Cai Fu did not reveal his covetousness towards Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui for the time being, but first asked what had happened before.

Yue Fei then recounted the entire story in detail. Cai Fu then asked Zheng Huai and Zhang Kui:
What is the relationship between the two brothers?

【Don’t worry, there’s more to come】

(End of this chapter)